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"The Archies" hits a sour note from the very start, thanks to a cast that delivers performances ranging from uninspired to downright cringe-worthy. The acting, a fundamental element that could have salvaged the film, instead becomes its biggest flaw.

Lead by a once-promising ensemble, the cast of "The Archies" appears disengaged, phoning in performances that lack authenticity and emotional depth. Even the usually reliable actors fail to inject life into their characters, reducing them to mere cardboard cutouts of their animated counterparts. The chemistry between the cast members is virtually non-existent, making it difficult for the audience to invest in the relationships and conflicts that unfold on screen.

One of the film's major pitfalls is the wooden delivery of dialogue, with exchanges feeling forced and devoid of natural flow. Emotionally charged scenes that should have been poignant become cringe-inducing, as the actors struggle to convey genuine feelings. It's a painful reminder of the importance of strong performances in bringing characters to life, and "The Archies" sorely misses the mark on this front.

Even the charismatic Archie Andrews, typically a beacon of charm, is reduced to a lackluster portrayal that lacks the energy and enthusiasm associated with the character. Supporting characters fare no better, contributing to an overall lack of cohesion in the ensemble cast.

In the end, the horrible acting becomes the defining feature of "The Archies," overshadowing any potential redeeming qualities the film might have had. The lack of chemistry, authenticity, and emotional resonance in the performances ultimately leaves audiences cringing and longing for the animated magic of the original characters, rather than enduring this live-action misfire.

I am so glad bollywood is slowly dying giving rise to good cinema and tv.

The cast, their acting, the actors have done a fantastic job.

This generation does not know khan's and their medicore acting but knows what good content is.

Each character does a wonderful justice to their role.

I really wish bad movies keep doing bad at the boxoffice and the cinema grows to produce good content like this.

We have already seen amazing content since covid.

This is the real singham with no stupid unnecessary cars flying or people stepping out of moving car or some other unreal crap.

This is just good tv and cinema.

So enjoy while you can and I hope this trend continues and swallows bollywood.

Looking for something exciting to watch. This is not the movie.

The movie is boring. Emily Blunt's role is also pretty boring. I thought he was just useless in the movie. She actually does not do anything in the movie.

I'm pretty sure at the end of the movie you'll feel like you wasted your time.